3 volumes (xxiii, 1779 pages) : 26 cm

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Includes bibliographical references (v. 3, pages 1313-1631) and index

v. 1 and 2. Text -- v. 3. Notes and indexes

v. 1. : CHAPTER I: POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT: A: The war of succession and the formation of the leading Hellenistic monarchies -- B: Consolidation of the Hellenistic monarchies. The Hellenistic balance of power -- C: Political decay of the Hellenistic monarchies -- CHAPTER II: THE ANCIENT WORLD IN THE FOURTH CENTURY: A: Persia -- B: Greece -- CHAPTER III: ALEXANDER AND HIS SUCCESSORS -- CHAPTER IV: THE BALANCE OF POWER: PART I: THE CITIES: GREECE AND THE ISLANDS -- PART II: THE MAJOR MONARCHIES: A: Macedonia -- B: Egypt -- C: The Seleucid Empire -- PART III:THE MINOR MONARCHIES: A: Pergamon -- B: Bithynia -- C: Pontus and Paphlagonia -- D: Galatia -- E:: The city-states of the Euxine and the Bosporan Kingdom -- v. 2. : CHAPTER V: DISINTEGRATION OF THE BALANCE OF POWER AND ROMAN INTERVENTION: PART I: GREECE -- PART II: THE MONARCHIES: A: Macedonia -- B: Asia Minor, the Euxine, Rhodes, and Delos -- C: The Seleucid Empire -- D: Egypt -- CHAPTER VI: THE ROMAN PROTECTORATE AND THE FIRST STAGE OF ROMAN DOMINATION: PART I: GREECE, MACEDONIA AND THE EUXINE -- PART II: RHODES, DELOS, AND THE OTHER ISLANDS -- PART III: THE EASTERN MONARCHIES: A: Asia Minor -- B: Seleucid Empire and its neighbors -- C: Egypt -- CHAPTER VII: ROMAN DOMINATION: 1. Mithridates -- 2. From the time of Mithridates to the Civil Wars -- The Civil Wars -- Epilogue -- CHAPTER VIII: SUMMARY AND EPILOGUE: NEW FEATURES IN THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE HELLENISTIC WORLD: Introductory: phases of evolution -- PART I: SOME FEATURES OF THE SOCIAL LIFE: 1: Unity of the Hellenistic world -- 2. The Greeks and the natives in the Oriental monarchies, and the Greeks of the mother-country: A: The Greeks of the diaspora -- B: The natives of the eastern Hellenistic monarchies -- C: The Greeks of the old Greece -- PART II: SOME FEATURES OF ECONOMIC LIFE: 1. Population and capital -- 2: New sources of wealth -- 3: Exploitation of the natural sources of wealth: A: Agriculture -- B. Industry -- C: Trade and banking -- PART III: CONCLUSION: THE LEGACY OF THE HELLENISTIC PERIOD. -- v. 3. Notes and indexes

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